Property Management
A Colorado property manager must keep comprehensive management records including leases, rent records, and financial records for at least:
A1 year
B3 years
C4 years✓ Correct
D7 years
Explanation
Colorado Commission rules require brokers to retain all real estate transaction and property management records for a minimum of 4 years. These records are subject to audit by the Colorado Real Estate Commission.
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